An algebraic and algorithmic method for analysing transition systems
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To describe significant properties of concurrent processes a formal algebra is defined whose terms are interpreted, in transition systems, as effectively computable functions of power algebras of sets of states and transitions. We study the expressive power of this formal system and compare it with temporal logics.
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